Volume 44, Number 1, January 1997
On The Cover: This beautiful first-stage Clovis point is 130 millimeters long and 40 millimeters wide. It was made from dark gray rhyolite and discovered in Wilkes County, North Carolina. From the collection of Dr. Jay Goldberg, Colonial Heights, Virginia.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
| Title | Author | Page(s) |
|---|---|---|
| On the Surface | John T. Crowley | 2–6 |
| One Lucky Day in Sullivan County, Indiana | Marvin Martin | 7 |
| Unusual Personal Finds | Harold E. Carr | 8–11 |
| The Mystery Cache | Kyle Wilson | 12–13 |
| Socketed Bone Points | Charlie Wagers | 14–15 |
| Tennessee Arrowheads | Hal Fisher | 16–17 |
| Changes, Changes, Changes | John H. Beyes | 18–21 |
| A Wide-Groove Eastern Style Carolina Axe | Rodney M. Peck | 22–24 |
| Midwest Unfluted Folsom | Ronald D. Van Heukelom | 25–27 |
| Pisgah Phase Pottery of the Appalachian Summit | Jim Maus | 28–29 |
| The Big Find | John Duncan | 30–31 |
| An Indian Legacy: Law Leaves Museums in Confusion About Artifacts | Diane Heilenman | 32–34 |
| My Dad’s New Hot Spot | Chad Chenowith | 35 |
| Southwestern Illinois Hopewell | Carl M. Wright, Jr. | 36–39 |
| The Mouse Ears Bannerstone | Patrick L. Mooney | 40 |
| Idabel Archaeologist Is Honored for Contributions | Jeff Holladay | 41–43 |
| The George Cache | Mike George | 44–47 |
| Book Review: An Identification and Price Guide for Indian Artifacts of the Northeast | Ben W. Thompson (reviewer) | 48 |
| Points & Barbs | Gregory Perino | 49–51 |
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